I would like to put something at the top of the \longrightarrow
, something like
\longrightarrow^{k\rightarrow\infty}
. However, instead of putting k\rightarrow\infty
on the top right corner, I would like to put it in the middle on the top of \longrightarrow
. Could someone help me?
[Tex/LaTex] How to put something at the top of the \longrightarrow
math-modestacking-symbolssymbols
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Best Answer
In this instance, I think
\xrightarrow
would suit you better. Here's an example using the former, and the traditional\overset
fromamsmath
:\xrightarrow{<stuff>}
is an extensible arrow, which conforms in length to the overset argument<stuff>
.